The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-28

Miss Lou Matlock, has been vsi-
ting in Brighton, this week.
Hugo Wesener and Geo. w. Loring
have received pensions this week.
Rev. Conover has accepted the
call of Christ Episcopal church.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry,
of Rush, Wednesday, II ID. son.
Robbins Junior band will give
dance at Wesener hall. Feb. 22nd.
Rep. Chapel has introduced. a
bill to incorporate Durand as village.
Rep. F, H. Watson and wife came
home Friday and remained until
Monday evening.
Nearly all OF the Business men of
the city have Joined the Business
Mems association.
Do not fail TO see Geo. c. Min in
Richelieu at opera hall Saturday even
ing. Reserved seats at Roth's.
The w. r. c. will have their draw
ing tomorrow, Saturday, evening at
G. A. X hall. Ticket holders re-
quested to be present.
Geo. Case was brought before
Justice Taylor, Wednesday morning,
on charge of being drunk, and was
fined So and four dollars costs.
The Chautauqua circle meets on
Monday evening, Feb. 9Th, at the
residence of Mrs. w. X. 1'illotson
An interesting program will be pre-
pared.
w. c. Thayer, of South Bend, Ind,
has purchased the hardware business
of Hopkins & Gould. Mr.. Thayer
has been in the business for mum.
Der of years.
On account of the press of his
singing schools, Mr.. J. A. French
has been unable to find time to reply
to Rev. Stalker's last article, but says
he will next week.
A girl, IL pounds, Monday,
mother and child doing well, father
under the weather on account of its
not being a boy. For further par
ticulars enquire of AL. ellison.
See the card of S. d. Griffith, vet
Urinary surgeon, who has lately come
to this city. Mr.. Griffith formerly
lived at Pittsburg and is we'll known
hereabouts. Office with r. ID. Els
worth.
We acknowledge the receipt from
Commissioner of Labor, G.. V. X.
Pond, of the 4th annual report of the
bureau of labor and industrial stats,
tics. 1t is model report and is filled
with valuable information.
The senior class of the high school
with the teachers, enjoyed sleigh
ride Friday evening to the home of
Minnie Harshbarger, in Rush, where
they passed the time pleasantly into
the small hours of the morning.
List of advertised letters for week
ending Jan ~ at Owosso p. O:
Miss Cora Mcfarland, MIR l. L
Westrich, Miss Jane Allen, Mrs c
Reynolds, Mr. G + Smith, Mr. Henerv
James, Mrs Alex Parker, John A
Hamilton, ] Rose, Larnce Fuller,
p Downey, Mrs Nellie Grey, Frank
Cook. Drops: John Mckenzie, d
G Millard, A Ham, J James.
C. Sprague is breaking an unusually
fine lot of colts this winter. Among
the number are, three year old filly
by 10 Gavin, owned by E. r. Hutch
ms, Detroit; two year old stallion
by 10 Gavin, owned by Warren
Woodland; four year old, a good
driver, property of c. S. Williams;
two year old Gavin filly owned by
w. M. Fitzpatrick; two two year old
Byerly Abdallah geldings, owned by
Fred Wildermuth, and two year
old Napoleon filly of his own. He
has also been handling Lady Cleve-
land, a two year old Byerly Abdallah
filly, owned by Frank Gates.
The finn of Hartshorn, Nysewan-
der & Co. held their annual election
of officers Monday, resulting in the
choice I'D. J. Nysewander for presi-
dent; p. ]. Bryan, vice president and
secretary; N. c. Payne, treasurer;
p. ]. Bryan, N. c. Payne, c. E. Mer-
win, d. ]. Nysewander and w. II.
Garrett, of Ohio, directors. The very
best of testimonials for their Stand
ard Force Pumps have been received
from dealers in all parts of the coun.
try. Preparations are being made to
manufacture them on larger scale
this season to supply the increasing